Question

Why is studying the physiography of a region important for transport?

• A. To understand the dangers of transportation
• B. To form maps for travel routes
• C. To understand its accessibility and remoteness
• D. To determine the type of goods that can be transported

Answer 1

The correct option is C To understand its accessibility and remoteness

There is a correlation between the physiography and transport routes. By studying the physiography of a region, we can understand its accessibility and remoteness. Transport facilities can develop well in plains while areas with higher relief have limits on the development of transport routes.